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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1934

Page

7

Nurse Arrives to Testify in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case

Betty Gow the nurse who tended Baby Lindbergh arrived aboard the liner Aqui tania to testify in Bruno Hauptmann's trial. She kept silent on the case, stayed two hours in her cabin after docking, and later posed briefly for photographers. Investigators kept her identity confidential until identified as Miss Beatrice Galloway aboard the ship.

New York Betty Gow Charles Lindbergh Aquitania Bruno Hauptmann Lindbergh Miss Gow Dwight Morrow Ollie Wheatley Hopewell Hadburghs George Washington Bridge Morrow Home America Scotland

Dentist Is Found Dead In Garage

BRUNSWICK Md Dec 26 Dr Edward R Saylor Brunswick dentist found dead in his Knoxville Md garage near here late last night Acting Coroner John Lloyd said Tuesday death from natural causes Lloyd noted the body had been dead about 48 hours an inquest will not be held Dr Saylor was the son of the late Charles Saylor Register of Wills for Frederick county.

Brunswick Edward R. Saylor Knoxville John Lloyd Lloyd Saylor Charles Saylor Register of Wills Frederick County

Children Rescued In Carlisle Fire

Carlisle Pa December 26 Luther Baker seventeen and brother Dale fifteen rescued five younger siblings from a blaze that destroyed the Baker home. The boys carried Bobby twelve Betty eight Emmie and Mildred twins two and Billy one to a neighbor's house for safety as their father Byron cared for his hospitalized wife after an eye operation during the holiday.

Carlisle Luther Baker Dale Byron Baker Baker Bobby Betty Emmie Mildred Billy Joseph Calaman

Governors Report Business Advance In South States

ATLANTA Dec 26 Definite progress toward financial stability of State governments marked 1534 in the agricultural South. Governors reviewing the year today expressed gratification over increased revenues, passage of laws to prevent further debts and improvement of credit. Through laws controlling cotton and tobacco and monetary aids to farmers, the Federal Government aided the South's returning prosperity. States, especially Kentucky and Alabama, passed laws preventing contracting of additional debt to avert future financial troubles.

Atlanta Unis Kentucky Alabama

Robinson to Leave for Capital Today

Little Rock Arkansas December 25 Senator Joe T Robinson Democratic leader said he would leave tomorrow for Washington and believed Congress would swiftly consider unemployment insurance old age pensions and health insurance He also warned Senator elect Rush Holt not to present himself to the Senate until reaching age 30 on June 5 1935

Little Rock Ark Washington Joe T. Robinson Congress Rush Holt West Virginia Senate

Quiet Christmas at Vatican as Pope rests and prays

Pope Pius slept late after three low masses and kept to his private apartment with aides. All audiences were cancelled and no public comment occurred. In the afternoon he toured the Vatican garden, maintaining an unusually quiet Christmas posture.

Vatican City Pius Vatican Garden

Militia to Join Inauguration Military Parade

Major General Milton A Reckord announced more than 500 Maryland National Guard members will take part in Governor-elect Nice inauguration on January 9. Twenty four officers will form the governor elects military staff, with Brigadier General J Craig McLanahan named marshal and Col BD John Markey commanding a provisional infantry regiment from the Fifth and First Regiments.

Baltimore Milton A. Reckord Maryland National Guard Nice National Guard Organized Reserve J. Craig McLanahan John Markey

Christmas Day in Soviet Russia Brings No Holiday

Moscow December 25 police and schools report a normal workday with no religious observance. Government policy limits religious activity and Christmas is treated as any ordinary day in daily life. Shops and schools continued as usual across regions.

Moscow Russia

Birth of the man of Galilee observed in Orthodox Greek churches

The text notes lack of public celebration but states thousands of Orthodox Greek churches using the Gregorian calendar observed the day. It emphasizes ecclesiastical observance rather than secular festivity and references calendar adoption by these churches.

Man of Galilee

Funeral services set for James H Patton in Baltimore

Funeral services for James H Patton 72 longtime executive at Maryland Casualty Company will be held Thursday at his Baltimore home. Patton died in Atlantic City after holiday trip with his wife Martha Weatherby Cole Patton the couple marked their 50th wedding anniversary earlier this month. He was a Baltimore native and Baltimore City College graduate.

Baltimore James H. Patton Maryland Casualty Company Patton Atlantic City N. J Martha Weatherby Cole Patton Baltimore City College

Sweet Adeline Pleases Crowds at Maryland Theatre

Irene Dunne stars in Warner Bros transposition of Sweet Adeline opening at the Maryland Theatre. Donald Woods and Nydia West lead supporting turns with Bobby Connolly guiding dance sequences. The Pathe reel reviews 1934 events including the Alexander assassination, Castle fire, and other news items.

Adeline Warner Brothers Maryland Theatre Irene Dunne Donald Woods Miss Dunne Bobby Connolly Hugh Herbert Ned Sparks Joseph Cawthorn Nydia West Hig Best Winifred Shaw Sweet Adeline Pathe Alexander Dillinger Hauptmann Prince George Marina New Deal

Satires of 1935 at Academy Theatre in Hagerstown

Direct from Broadway New York Satires of 1935 will play Friday and Saturday at the Academy Theatre with Gay Bride on screen and a 22 member cast including the Royal New Yorkers Orchestra and notable performers. The program opens with stage acts and screen show daily from noon. performances begin at 1.

Broadway New York Academy Theatre Carole Lombard Zasu Pitts Chester Morris United States Hagerstown Royal New Yorkers Martin and Maurice Max Ryan Rogers Sisters Cipriie Carlisle Nat Pendleton Sam Hardy The Academy

Limehouse Blues at Colonial Theatre

Colonial Theatre features Limehouse Blues a Hollywood thriller from Paramount directed by Alexander Hall. The film stars George Raft Jean Parker Anna May Wong Montagu Love and Kent Taylor as a three cornered tale of love and crime amid Raft’s silk smuggling empire and a police chase.

A Paromeuot Prebue Alexander Hall Wth George Jean Annamay Raft Parker Wong Kent Taylor End Montagu Lave Ba Ia Hoot Watt Inten’ Senn Hollywood London Chinatown Lime House Colonial Theatre Para- Mount Studios George Raft Jean Parker Anna May Wong Montagu Love Kent Taylor Love Raft

Smuggling Plot Draws Raft and Misa Parker Close

In a tightening development, Raft and Misa Parker are drawn closer as smuggling deals surface, signaling a shifting alliance and potential shared risk amid the criminal undertakings.

Raft Misa Parker

Music In the Air shines at Henry's Theatre

The Fox Film musical spectacle Music In the Air proves to be a tonic for glumness with laughs and song topped by Ive Told Every Little Star. Arthur Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern crafted the musical with John Boles Gloria Swanson Douglas Montgomery and Jane Lang delivering strong performances. The Bavarian Alps and Munich settings enhance a romantic comedy praised for its picturesque scenes. Shows continue today and Thursday at Henry's Theatre.

Arthur Hammerstein II Jerome Kern John Boles Gloria Swanson Douglas Montgomery Jane Lang Bavarian Alps Munich Henry's Theatre

Purse Found by Boys Returns $294 to Owner

Through the honesty of two Chambersburg youths, Gerald Foose and Samuel Tarquino, a purse with $294.50 dropped from an automobile in Stouffers town was recovered. The boys turned the purse over to the Pennsylvania State Police, who located the owner, Mrs. Roy Sease of Hagerstown. Mrs. Sease rewarded each boy with cash.

Chambersburg Roy Sease Hagerstown Route 1 Stoufferstown Franklin County Gerald Foose Samuel Tarquino Corpus Christi Parochial School Pennsylvania Sease Boyso

Divorce Granted for Genevieve Bowman and John Bowman

Genevieve Louise Bowman is granted an absolute divorce from John Kieffer Bowman. The ruling affirms the end of their marriage, finalizing terms as reported in the local court records.

Genevieve Louise Bowman John Kieffer Bowman

Community Notes From Charlton Holiday Visit

Roger Shank bought the Gruber property. Lewis Ankeney is seriously ill. Grace Ankeney of Reistertown and Victor Ankeney of Wilmington visit their parents. Mrs Ida Hawbaker of Funkstown visits daughter, Mrs R My. Dorothy Jane Grove visits Inez Hall at Clearspring. Mrs Raymond Butts improves after illness. A Christmas program is held at the local school. Mrs Thomas Phank and Ruth visit in Hagerstown. Mr Clyde G Ankeney and Mrs Fred Grober visit Hagerstown. Mrs Louise Durbin visits her parents in South Mountain.

Dorothy Jane Grove Inez Hall Clearspring Raymond Butts Thomas Phank Ruth Hagerstown Clyde G. Ankeney Sunnyside Fred Grober Louise Durbin South Mountain Leonard Trumpower

Woman dies after ingesting poison at California family home

Mrs Florence Peterson, 36, wife of Raymond Peterson a Chicago furniture dealer, drank poison after Christmas dinner at her sister Mrs Frances Pitts home in San Bernardino California yesterday. Deputy Coroner E P Doyle said she died soon after in hospital. Family said she had a nervous breakdown.

San Bernardino Calif Florence’ Peterson Raymond Peterson Chicago Frances Pitts E. P. ‘Doyle

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